Vale: Reasons To Buy This High-Yield Value Stock Before It Rebounds

By Trade In Mexico:Vale S.A. (VALE) is a leading natural resource company, and is based in Brazil. As Vale produces iron ore and fertilizer products, it is an economically sensitive company. (Iron ore is primarily for making steel products which is then used in construction and manufacturing.) China is a major consumer of fertilizer and iron ore and demand from that country has recently weakened. This type of weakness is not likely to last as the population in China continues to expand and the global economy will also eventually show growth. The average stock in the S&P 500 Index trades for about 13 times earnings, so Vale shares could easily see strong gains in the future from multiple expansion because the shares only trade at about half that level. Some investors have been concerned by ongoing tax litigation issues which are specific to Vale, but according to one analyst the impact should beComplete Story »

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Vale SA (ADR) (NYSE:VALE) is planning to sell 11 of its Valemax iron ore carriers and lease them back to itself. The miner hopes these activities will generate $1.1 billion; currently a Valemax has a unit cost of $110 million. The move comes as the Brazilian company attempts to reduce transportation costs to Asian ports, from its mines located in Brazil.

Vale SA’s (ADR) (NYSE:VALE), at its investor day, lowered production estimates to 340-350 million tons for 2016-2018, compared to 376 million tons last year. The Samarco incident has forced the Brazilian mining giant to lower production guidance. The Brazilian mining giant’s revenues and earnings are likely to suffer amid a weak iron price environment and lower production volume.

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Vale (NYSE:VALE) is one of the world’s largest mining companies and the world leader in iron ore and iron ore pellets production. Headquartered in Brazil, the company also has access to the world’s largest nickel reserves. Apart from iron ore and nickel, Vale also produces bauxite, alumina, aluminium, copper, precious gems and minerals and other base metals.

By Gemstone Equity Research:Vale S.A (VALE) is one of the biggest metals and mining companies based in Brazil. It produces and delivers iron ore, iron ore pellets, nickel, manganese ore, ferroalloys, copper, coal, phosphates, potash, cobalt and other metals from its properties and facilities that are mainly situated in Brazil.

As per Bloomberg, Attorney General, Luis Inacio Adams has stated that the Brazilian government can ask for as much as $5.2 billion or 20 billion reais from the Samarco Mineracao SA venture and its owners, for the November 5 dam accident. Samarco Mineracao SA is a joint venture of the world’s leading iron-ore specialist, Vale SA (ADR) (NYSE:VALE) and biggest mining company, BHP Billiton Limited.

By Peter Arendas:Vale (NYSE:VALE) is one of the three biggest iron ore producers. Although iron ore prices are really weak at the present, Vale may turn out to be a successful investment for patient investors. After all, everybody knows the famous saying: "the best time to buy is when there's blood in the streets".

KOLKATA: Indian steel makers are eyeing a window of opportunity in export markets as the rupee tumbles against the US dollar in the aftermath of the government’s demonetisation move. With international prices moving up, the timing couldn’t have been better for domestic companies battling weak demand at home. “Exports are a good option. International prices have improved and this is giving us an impetus. We are increasing focus on countries and regions we have been exporting to,” Vikram Amin, executive director (strategy & business development) at Essar Steel India, said.

NEW YORK: Metals prices hit multi-year lows, and stock markets and oil prices declined on Friday, as weaker-than-expected data from China and the euro zone exacerbated concerns over global economic growth. Declines in energy and materials shares weighed on U.S. stocks, along with a 1.4 percent drop in the S&P health care index. Biogen shares dropped 16.9 ree-month copper on the London Metal Exchange fell to percent to $320.11 after it cut its 2015 earnings and revenue forecasts.

By Winning Strategies:Vale SA (VALE) is a metal and mining company and produces and supplies nickel, iron ore, manganese ore, iron ore pellets, ferroalloys, coal, copper, phosphates, potash, cobalt, and other metals. Vale SA has been continually losing its share price value and has lost approximately 63% since 2011. Year-to-date, the stock lost around 13.8%, and the stock decreased about 0.23% in the past month alone.

By Takeover Analyst:Given concerns about domestic economic stagnation, investors should consider companies that are either partially or fully exposed to emerging markets. Vale (VALE) and BHP Billiton (BHP) are two basic materials firms that come with a great deal of risk, despite international exposure.